SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Gov. Wanda Vázquez fired the heads of Puerto Rico's housing and family departments Sunday in the latest fallout over the discovery of a warehouse filled with emergency supplies dating from Hurricane Maria.
The removal of Housing Secretary Fernando Gil and Department of Family Secretary Glorimar Andújar came a day after the governor fired the director of Puerto Rico's emergency management agency. Vázquez fired him hours after a video posted to Facebook shows a warehouse in Ponce filled with thousands of cases of water and other much-needed supplies that are believed to have dated back to the hurricane that struck the island in 2017, ABC News has learned.
"In the last days there have been actions by members of the government that are not acceptable"... I will not permit this type of conduct in my government," Vazquez said.
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Cnn and the mayor said Trump never sent the water. Surprise surprise
ReplyDeleteisn't this the same governor that purposely held back supplies in effort to join the dems agenda of bashing trump as a do nothing? too funny and yet too sad
ReplyDeleteThey should be in Prison. This should also be a lesson for the US to attach an accountability clause to all tax dollars used in these situations and for Foreign Aid
ReplyDeleteYou mean like say er..Ukraine? As in insist on knowing the extent of and insisting upon acceptable address of any corruption?
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ReplyDeleteI believe that was the former gov.